DCAI and Corti Launch Sovereign AI Control Layer for European Enterprises

Aug 20, 2026
DCAI and Corti have launched Corti Models, a governed AI infrastructure layer for European enterprises. Trifork is among the first adopters and will act as an implementation partner.
DCAI and Corti Launch Sovereign AI Control Layer for European Enterprises

The Danish Centre for AI Innovation and Corti announced in a press release Corti Models, a governed AI infrastructure layer for European enterprises. The platform gives organizations access to multiple AI models through one API compatible with OpenAI, with support for sovereign cloud and customer premises deployments.

Corti Models runs on infrastructure used by Corti for regulated healthcare AI systems and is supported by DCAI's Gefion AI supercomputer. The companies said the platform is designed to manage model access, data handling, compliance, security, infrastructure choices, and budget controls from a central layer.

The first focus is enterprise software development, including coding assisted by AI under centralized governance. The companies said Corti Models is available immediately through Corti and its partner network.

Trifork is among the first organizations to adopt Corti Models and will serve as an implementation partner. Trifork plans to help enterprises deploy the platform in regulated industries where data sovereignty and compliance controls are required.

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